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From: ED on 14 Mar 2010 12:51


"aryev" wrote:

> In older versions of Word, you could open two or three document files in the
> same program window--so that, for instance, you could open a document, a file
> for notes, and a file for research all of which pertain to one project, and
> have them all together in a single program window, and in another program
> window you could do the same thing for another project. This way, you could
> toggle between projects, each with multiple document files open.
> On newer versions of Word (I'm using 2002) each document file opens in its
> own program window. Apparently there is no way to group together related
> documents in the same window. Is there any way to fix this? Please help!
From: ED on 14 Mar 2010 12:53
I CAN OPEN MULTIPLE DOCUMENTS. IS THERE A WAY TO TOGGLE BETWEEN 2 OPEN WORD
FILES?

"aryev" wrote:

> In older versions of Word, you could open two or three document files in the
> same program window--so that, for instance, you could open a document, a file
> for notes, and a file for research all of which pertain to one project, and
> have them all together in a single program window, and in another program
> window you could do the same thing for another project. This way, you could
> toggle between projects, each with multiple document files open.
> On newer versions of Word (I'm using 2002) each document file opens in its
> own program window. Apparently there is no way to group together related
> documents in the same window. Is there any way to fix this? Please help!
From: Graham Mayor on 15 Mar 2010 02:19
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"ED" <ED(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I CAN OPEN MULTIPLE DOCUMENTS. IS THERE A WAY TO TOGGLE BETWEEN 2 OPEN
>WORD
> FILES?
>
> "aryev" wrote:
>
>> In older versions of Word, you could open two or three document files in
>> the
>> same program window--so that, for instance, you could open a document, a
>> file
>> for notes, and a file for research all of which pertain to one project,
>> and
>> have them all together in a single program window, and in another program
>> window you could do the same thing for another project. This way, you
>> could
>> toggle between projects, each with multiple document files open.
>> On newer versions of Word (I'm using 2002) each document file opens in
>> its
>> own program window. Apparently there is no way to group together related
>> documents in the same window. Is there any way to fix this? Please help!


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